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How does the following stand-up routine by Claude 3.7 Sonnet work for you? https://gally.net/temp/20250225claudestandup2.html https://gally.net/temp/20250225cl

How does the following stand-up routine by Claude 3.7 Sonnet work for you? https://gally.net/temp/20250225claudestandup2.html https://gally.net/temp/20250225claudestandup2.html

lurker9001 2y ago
incredible
aprilthird2021 2y ago
Reading this felt like reading junk food EDIT: Junk food tastes kinda good though. This felt like drinking straight cooking oil. Tastes bad and bad for you.
fragmede 2y ago
I chuckled. Now you just need a Pro subscription to get Sora generate a video to go along with this and post it to YouTube and rake in the views (and the money that goes along with it).
thousand_nights 2y ago
reddit tier humor, truly it's just regurgitating overly emphasized cliches in a disgustingly enthusiastic tone
- willy_k 2y ago
  Is that any different from the bulk of standup today?
sebastiennight 2y ago
That was impressive. If it all came from just this short 4-line prompt, it's even more impressive. All we're missing now is a text-to-video (or text+audio and then audio-to-video) that can convincingly follow the style instructions for emphasis and pausing. Or are we already there yet?
- tkgally 2y ago
  Yes, that was the full prompt. Yesterday, I had Claude 3.7 write a full 80,000-word novel. My prompt was a bit longer, but the result was shockingly good. The new thinking mode is very impressive.
  - nathanasmith 2y ago
    I had been sleeping on Claude's ability to write books until a couple of days ago I had it write a novel set in the Accelerando universe. It whipped up a very convincing complete multi-Act 13 chapter side plot about humans learning to interact with Economics 2.0. It was quite good though I'm sure cstross would be horrified.
jdiez17 2y ago
Okay, you know what? I laughed a few times. Yeah it may not work as an actual stand up routine to a general audience, it’s kinda cringe (as most LLM-generated content), but it was legitimately entertaining to read.
kruxigt 2y ago
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phonon 2y ago
"Tip your server" was a pretty great pun!

How does the following stand-up routine by Claude 3.7 Sonnet work for you? https://gally.net/temp/20250225claudestandup2.html https://gally.net/temp/20250225claudestandup2.html

lurker9001 2y ago

incredible

aprilthird2021 2y ago

Reading this felt like reading junk food EDIT: Junk food tastes kinda good though. This felt like drinking straight cooking oil. Tastes bad and bad for you.

fragmede 2y ago

I chuckled. Now you just need a Pro subscription to get Sora generate a video to go along with this and post it to YouTube and rake in the views (and the money that goes along with it).

thousand_nights 2y ago

reddit tier humor, truly it's just regurgitating overly emphasized cliches in a disgustingly enthusiastic tone

willy_k 2y ago
Is that any different from the bulk of standup today?

sebastiennight 2y ago

That was impressive. If it all came from just this short 4-line prompt, it's even more impressive. All we're missing now is a text-to-video (or text+audio and then audio-to-video) that can convincingly follow the style instructions for emphasis and pausing. Or are we already there yet?

tkgally 2y ago
Yes, that was the full prompt. Yesterday, I had Claude 3.7 write a full 80,000-word novel. My prompt was a bit longer, but the result was shockingly good. The new thinking mode is very impressive.
- nathanasmith 2y ago
  I had been sleeping on Claude's ability to write books until a couple of days ago I had it write a novel set in the Accelerando universe. It whipped up a very convincing complete multi-Act 13 chapter side plot about humans learning to interact with Economics 2.0. It was quite good though I'm sure cstross would be horrified.

jdiez17 2y ago

Okay, you know what? I laughed a few times. Yeah it may not work as an actual stand up routine to a general audience, it’s kinda cringe (as most LLM-generated content), but it was legitimately entertaining to read.

kruxigt 2y ago

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phonon 2y ago

"Tip your server" was a pretty great pun!